Washington State Exam Info
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WASHINGTON
Getting a license:
Real estate salespersons
To
be licensed as a real estate salesperson, you must:
- be 18 years of age or older.
- complete a 60 clock-hour course in real estate
fundamentals. Clock hours must be completed within 5 years prior to
application for examination. A list of approved real estate courses are
available in the real estate course catalog.
- obtain a Candidate Handbook, which contains the
examination application, from the course provider. Have your school stamp
and complete the required information on the Examination Application. To
schedule an exam, contact the provider of our Real Estate examinations,
Promissor, at the toll-free number provided in the handbook.
- pass the examination. Those who pass the exam
will receive information on how to apply for a license. Results are valid
for one year from the date of passing the examination.
- complete and submit the Real
Estate Salesperson, Associate Broker, or Branch Manager Application
with the appropriate fee.
Getting a license:
Real estate brokers
To
get a broker's license, you must:
- be 18 years of age or older.
- have a high school diploma or equivalent.
- have a minimum of 2 years of full-time experience
as a real estate salesperson in
- complete 120 clock hours of instruction in real
estate including 30 clock hours in real estate law, 30 clock hours in
brokerage management, 30 clock hours in business management, and a 30
clock hour in an approved elective course. For more information on courses and
instruction, see the real estate course catalog.
- obtain a Candidate Handbook, containing the
Candidate Examination Document, from promissor.com, the Department of Licensing,
or the course provider. Examination instructions provided in the handbook
require brokers to verify 2 years of experience.
- submit the completed Candidate Examination
Document and proof of education to:
Real Estate Licensing
Department of Licensing
PO BOX 9015
- pass the examination. Results are valid for 1
year from the date of passing the examination.
- complete and submit a Real
Estate Salesperson, Associate Broker, or Branch Manager Application,
along with the appropriate fee.
Upon review and
approval, the application will be returned and you will be eligible to schedule
an examination date by contacting the testing provider using the toll free
number listed in the Candidate handbook.
Please note: The
experience and clock hours must be completed within 5 years prior to
application for examination.
For more detailed
information please go to http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/realestate/